Sentence examples for unrealistically difficult from inspiring English sources

This study investigates the performance consequences of trainees setting an unrealistically difficult goal early in videogame-based training, and the mechanisms underlying this relationship.

A common nudge goes something like this: if we want to eat better but are having a hard time doing it, choice architects can reengineer the environment in which we make our food choices so that healthier options are intuitively easier to select, without making it unrealistically difficult to eat junk food if that's what we'd rather do.

In her April letter to parents, Ms. Allanbrook wrote that the test was unrealistically hard.

To measure the effects of epistatic interactions and to estimate their contribution to variability in phenotypic traits, is a much more difficult task as an unrealistically large experimental set is necessary to prove a statistically significant interaction of just two genes[ 30].

For other traits, the transition from frozen to plastic is difficult or even impossible, as it needs an unrealistically small founding population and an unrealistically long period of persistence of such a small population in an extinction-prone state.

For others, transition from frozen to plastic is difficult or even impossible, as it requires an unrealistically long period of persistence of an unrealistically small population.

Yet moderates and members of the appropriations committees warned that the spending levels in the budget plan were already unrealistically low, and that passing appropriations bills would become even more difficult if conservatives insisted on further cuts or more debt reduction.

We can be unrealistically optimistic.

Both of us are unrealistically optimistic.

That is unrealistically low for New Jersey.

Council members and principals said that figure seemed unrealistically rosy.